Shopify sitemap checker
Check every product, collection, page and blog URL in your Shopify sitemap for redirects, broken pages and indexability problems.
- No sign-up needed
- No subscription
- Full report from €2.99
Where is my Shopify sitemap?
/sitemap.xml, built automatically
Shopify generates /sitemap.xml for every store. It's a sitemap index linking to separate sitemaps for products, collections, pages and blog posts, and you can't edit it directly. That makes checking what's in it all the more important.
Common Shopify sitemap problems
A password-protected storefront
While the storefront password is on, visitors and search engines are sent to the password page and can't see your products. You'll know as soon as you start an audit.
Duplicate titles and descriptions
Similar products and collections often keep the theme's default title or description. We group every duplicate.
Product images without alt text
Alt text helps both accessibility and image search. We count the images missing it on every product page.
Thin product and collection pages
Pages with little more than a price and a photo are flagged, so you know where to add copy.
Slow pages
Apps and large images slow storefronts down. We time every page and list the slowest.
Noindex pages still in the sitemap
Hiding a page with an SEO app or theme setting doesn't always remove it from Shopify's sitemap. We flag the conflict.
Quick fixes for Shopify
- Remove the storefront password before launch (Online Store → Preferences).
- Write a unique SEO title and description for your best-selling products and collections first.
- Use Shopify's URL redirects when you change a product's handle, then re-check.
Then run a re-check within 30 days of buying your report to confirm the fixes, at 50% off.
How healthy is your Shopify site?
Start free. We check the first 100 pages without sign-up, and up to 500 when you sign in.
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